I wrapped my Infinity FX35, it is an outside car (never garaged) and it was a cheap overseas wrap. Lasted about four years before I started to notice fade and splitting. That was a lot of Sun and Snow.
Nice. So once the wrap is applied, can it “slide” or “stretch” in high ambient temps / sunlight or is it just stuck until you want to debond it?
Looking good, I am waiting for the rear quarters and the curve facing backwards on them. Hopefully you have some cutting tape and two pieces will blend well.
The Black looks better. 
That’s super dope Grant
How much for you to wrap my eM1400 in orange so I can call it “The GEMeral Lee?”
The Confed Flag on top might be a bit complicated but the numbers on the doors can be done with duct tape.
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I’m from SoCal, that’s kind of a different south so I’m gonna skip the battle standard on the roof. Plus, I don’t want my truck firebombed.
+1 for the duct tape on the doors though
What if you did the Confederate flag in gay pride colors I bet they would leave you alone then.
This is starting to sound like it should be a skit on the Dave Chappelle show
I decided to do the Trunk! Don’t know how long or if it will hang in there cause the material dosent seem to stick as well on that surface.
I didn’t have the want or Desire to fully do the bumper. It’s doable for me. I just got to the point where I wanted it to be done. I can always go back and add the filler pieces
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Looks great @grantwest - did you use knife tape?
That came out really nice. Nice job Grant. There are a lot of curves to deal with.
Yes I used the 3M knife less tape. You can use it to “cheat” by doing a complicated piece in Multiple pieces and seam them together